Northern Cordilleran languages
- Northern Cordilleran languages
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The Northern Cordilleran languages[1] are a group of languages spoken in the Philippines. They are,
- Dumagat: Dumagat Agta, ?Paranan, ?Kasiguranin
- Cagayan Valley
- Isnag
- Ibanag–Gaddang
- Ibanagic: Atta, Ibanag, Itawit, Yogad
- Gaddang–Cagayan (85%): Gaddang, Cagayan Aeta, Ga'dang
A 2008 analysis of the Austronesian Basic Vocabulary Database'[2] fully supported the unity of the Cagayan Valley languages, and the unity of the Northern Cordilleran languages at 95% confidence. There are numerous languages of the Aeta peoples scattered through the North Cordilleran family which were not included in the study.
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- Philippine languages
- Austronesian language stubs
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